#meagan streader

[jgthirlwell]

Light pieces by Meagan Streader at MARS Gallery in Melbourne, Australia.

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While procrastination is always looked down on, I must say, the results are pretty good this time round; I have skimmed my whole hard drive for evidence of my time in art galleries since 2016 (the year I actually started bothering to do anything with a smartphone), and have filed everything neatly away. 

Despite my assignment being due in just two days (this is after a week extension, too!), it really doesn’t matter because I now can tell you exactly what galleries and exhibitions I have attended in the past three years! Super cool, riiiggghhht????

As this blog of mine is slowly developing into more than just me ranting about my life, I have taken it upon myself to step further into this realm of not-doing-any-uni-work and select, edit and group images that share the same tones! This I call: White. 

Have I mentioned that I kind of suck at being a student? Have I also mentioned that I study sculpture? -This means that I only ever have to do, what, 3 (max) assignments a semester? The rest of my degree is building stuff and scrap-booking journals together. Lastly, why do I do this to myself?

Enjoy my first collage and for artist, exhibition or gallery details -I have captioned each photo (because why not spend more time not doing my assignment!?). 

[sheltiechicago]

Shaping Spaces with Light: Meagan Streader’s Immersive Works

Australian artist Meagan Streader transforms environments with light and color, creating immersive installations that reframe how we perceive form and space. Working with electroluminescent wire, neon and custom lighting systems, her pieces bend lines of light into geometric patterns, glowing structures and illusions that alter depth and dimension.